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pnittor of the'Sohtb Noiw lit Methodist
(limbo than read the 1003011 for the
nttcrnoon.
The speaker of the 11110111111111 thon-
uddrcsaed the congregation. He Dialed
that he “way-u “(01t- particularly at.
Wall" addroaalng gatherings of Fair-
'licltl ounty 11110111111113 he was born 111
11114 county, at tornfbrd. There woe
lhor t olden 011 “110001
lodunly 1.1.1.1111. it" hit w DWiSht 119.
Moody; thi' far film
evl,nirolint. lie
.1011] of how Mr. Moody. accompanied
by Mr. Jacobs, had been in this city.-
whcle be 1m( [ghohduécd ‘('lVltit“. 11ml
how, after 011'! of thh hr and Mr Ja-
1011» we're 511111.. 'din'nor at the hotel.
and MN Moody had ”said: "1011-,0b11 l
orinte your-
self. with William l’hillila Hail." At
I that Mr. Jacobi thought tlmt'be bad
.. tinne- 30mcthlni: to, 011111101130
Mr.
found that
A short time
Moody. but‘ he alto-w
he was mistake int
'lator Mr, Moody dicd.‘
“At his iuncrtil in Nilrlltlflidil. I aloud
by his irr'am with M1 .lrcobii and an
We turncd awny walkln 01f arm 111
‘arm. 1 1111111 t0'hilh 'W at are your
110 rcplidd'. ‘l ’bavcno plans.
111 11000111 as It my plane ave all been
doatroyrd by the death t that man.“
and i said to him ‘Anaol. late yourself
with Inc 111 tho \v.0rl(' Then he told
"me what Mr. Moody hadi' 1111111 to him.
lt- is that that makca mo like to ad-
drcde congregation hero."
' Mr Hall then called upon Mr. Jar
coho to alng‘ Make Me I‘ loan.” The
:Ln'l" rendered thin in 5 ch a manner
0 greatly move a 11l'unber of the
100.1100
“.111- 111111 thcn continue his address
hinting ‘Vthht‘thore is a great spiritual
movement under way in the Methodist
(lb‘urchca of the New Y 11 11311: Con-
tcrcnco. and 111 three ch r1 her». a spec-
ini' 'cftort is being'mnde to gain the
interest 1'11 inch who are oi; Christiana.
lite said that there are. hundreds of
diarrhea which are finding new reli-
gious interest at this than, and that
the tide of religion in tiring. and it 111'
"who hoped that It withovertiow into
tho-hearts 'of those who Jan! not morn-
born of any church, He ,hen announc-
cde-hia'tcxt from the weary-eighth
chapter of Proverbs. thliftccnth' vcrac:
“H0'tltat‘ cowrcth his ransgrcssions
shall not-proapcr: but hot-10 confess-
cth them shall obtain at wry."
The apcak'01 sintcd that all must rul-
mit that mcn who crovc rthclr 1111111 do
1101 proliper. and while pimple may any
that thcy’havc known of mcn who eov-
(-rcd thclr sins, and prolecrt-d. it was
never known that thcy had 111110911 1111.
’til thcy were shown 11p and compelled
1d pay 1111- price. 1110' vl-ry that thing
that a man docs when ink 111118 is to try
and ('mcr it up. The a my of Adam
:1an Eve in 1111' numb-11min cited (111
proof. 'l‘lu-y at first delighted in the
presence or (1011. but alter their fall
thcy feared Him and ed from ills
prcs'cnco. - When He ca into the par-
den in the cool of the day He could not
find them. Then ('31 0- the voice
,“Wltcro Art Thou?" ant Adam cried.
"l hcard 'l‘by voice in the gardcn. and
l was afraid because 1 wins naked. and
hid myself."
“When (‘nin had 3101111 his brother,
had struck him down with his own
right hand. his first tlioulzht. wart to
cover his sin. andhc din; a grow wide
and (loop, and he put-' his .brother'd
body in it and covcro it up with
dirt. and put back the and and stamp-
cd it down; but the (rye-of God-new
him and 1111- voice of u said: '(2ain.
“where is Abel, thy wither?“ Then
wa .rlli
lt‘aln tried to bluff God and he said:
Mm 1 my brothers kce er"' and 0011
said: ‘What ha’st thou done? The
voice of they brother‘s 110ml crieth to
are from the ground.‘ 8 your covered
sins invite (lod’n judgment. as does the
111111111111..- rod invite the lightning from
the storm-tilled sky, Wc-are. mount
to be as was the ostrith. who. when
pursued. covered his bad with sand
and said: 'No one can 1.1111» 1110.‘ ltath~
or let us cry with all our heart and
voice and soul, '0 (201.1,11avc mercy
on our sins."
“Do you know that 0130 of the latest
pgyclwlogicnl discoverlla In that we
each and all of as thr- a sub-conscious
self—a sub-conscious led,- and that
upon '11 is recorded 0112111 thourrht and
' word. 111111. act that we do? This rot-
ord cannot be eradicatel. and lbciieve
that this aub- conscionu mind format
“the record upon which God will Judge
its ib‘the reafter Orr sins cannot.
_ _'be covered
"T110 fact that men who try to' cot:
or thelr sine never pru‘.Sp.cr is shown
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a new man. Flé was to receive 815 000
nr'ywr, and the ppsitio was $000,101“
if
A committee of bl Itera-
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ra of a large coogcerit here had
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Haven 1: er,.
who muslin the basic gt‘yfi
who. npptireptly', in? L0: the raga 'th
1th. place. They ask a num
men who knew him a at his habits
and personality. and t
ito det'ld'e 1111 111111 whe'V
hr 0111111911 and asked 111
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roll 10111011011 men."
Thd'pwln 111011 ave Qovenl other
1111111111011 of men w 10 had been for-
Iivell by 000.000.0100“: bl 1110011000
00111111130 “Vere nuns and an after
meeting was old 'at which a number
embraced IiilVitililfl:
UNIQN EVENINtt BQRViQE. _
Fir-t Methodist lplnémlnhurch Fill.
, ad to in 0013“"!
fflro'aervicc in ihl! cvenWlug, c0111-
miinotn it t‘ b‘cloclt. attire South Nor
walk eihod'iat Ch1'11'11h,wan 1111111111—
larly impressing The body of 1110
church wail fliied‘. people were 001119011»
011 to sit on the stain leading to tho
5111101193. and llnully the doors were
thrown o'prn into the Sunday school
room. allowing of tho seating of a
large number 111 that part of the
church.
'l‘ho icervllo was a union one of the
Methodist (.‘hurchta 111 The No'rwalks,
'and were of a 111111111111 nature at 111111.
314-1,ng chorus 0t voiccs being ntatlon-
don the platform about the organ A
number of acicctiona were heartily
rung by the congregation and a quar-
tct rendered a beautiful anthem enti-
1ch "The Mercy Scat." Iiev.‘ W. W.
'1‘. Duncan. past0r of th church. made
a prayer, and u socond appeal was
made by ltcv. l. W.‘ Homes. of West-
111111; The lessen of the evening was
then read by Mr. Hall.
ltev. 1.. K. Moole, of Norwalk. made
1111- announcement that these 0101 tings
wlil continue every night during the
coming week. except on Saturday
night.
igvnngclist liall then began his ad-
111111.11.- stated that tho Ncw York
blast Conference in divided into a mum
bcr oi evangelistic groups, and that
Rev. Mr. Moore is chairman of the
group which Includes The Norwnlita.
Mr. 111111 said that a number of
Brooklyn preachers had told him that
never before 111 their memory, had
their lit-(:11 so much intercat and en—
thnalasm shown in evangelistic Work
011 there is at the present limo. He
said that he knew that the church had
not progroaacd as rapidly as could have
been wished of 11110 ycnrs, in the work
of evangelistic ingnthcring. and he
rcnllzed that something must be done
to show that 110 have a 1"lght to live.
i believe. " said he, "that we are at
the beginning of 1111 cvangcllsiic move-
ment which will go to the very root of
the trouble. What wc want, in more
red hot Christiana. it is our" duty be-
fore God to influence our friends, if
we do not. God will hold no account-
able for it."
Mr. lacobs thcn 111111;: "The Doors
Are Open Wldc," “'liltll was brand-
luily rendct'cd Mr. 11.101111 in pr'nyu'
lie annouui'cd that hiu aubjoct Would
be "Wonderful ’l‘r'ausformutton." and
his text was from 11 Unrlnthlana. fifth
chapter. seventeenth, i'crnc: "’l‘hcrc-
fore, it any 1111111 bc in (‘brlst, be is a
now or nature; old things are passed
may; behold, all things are become
new.‘
“Why should we bccomc new crea-
turce? you may ask. Because it is a
matter of life or (li‘lllb. 801110 men
have told me that "my 11111 not mini rc-
ligion, and th t it 1:13:11aner old
women ‘and ch (,lrt; ask 1 how
i. in that our grca cat cry-«men who
Have been leaders when leaders were
needed. htivo in 111-1111111111in niht'noon.
‘men nc w born eons of the Kingdom of'
Henna. Men have told me that they
did not care 111 110001119 0111111111111 be»
"ausc thcy worn good (nough already.
I always look out for that sort of men.
:1’or whom a man 1111:1113 to advertise
'hln religion. he is doing so for a pur;
pose. There is not a man or a woman
hero who should not at this minute be-
do seeking their: , ul's salvation, To
me it is a wondcrl thing that you
are living. and breathing. and moving
about with God's Judgment upon you.
It you should 1110 now there would be
absolutely no hopc for you 111 the hurt-—
afler that's hold out in this book."
"31111110131. illc Hillut'rn should go to
the Kingdom of licavon. Take for 111-
staacc a man addicted to strong drink.
Suppose he should wake 11p and find
himself 111 the Kingdom. What would
he look for?~for God? Would he look
for the beauties of Heaven? No he
would look for the corner-balm. u
that he could get his morning drln .
There 13 a worse hcll than you imag-
inc in your own heart"
The speaker told the story of 1920101120
Home. of Meridcn, of the Methodist
Church there. lie was formerly :1
drunklard. who was Saved by Christ..
and given again to his family He has
said that when he was a driudmrd that
on going home his wilt would lice from
the house. his children would shrink
from 111111, and oven the cat wouldmln
around the house. Now. hum-11w. the
""8 000198 to greet hiro. the (11111er
cllmbi upon his knees and the cot rubs
ogainlt his legs and purrs 1111 if denying,
“l’raiie the 1.0111,
saved.’
.cnne of a young man in New York.
who had a good position andva ploas4
ant liomc.,but who was addicted to
strong drink. Lie giggle ended orangella-g
will: serviccs and 11 ad prayed with
him and for him, but thq young!!!
While (i to, would do! t'yie'd'
The econ thh't some (one later
be 1103“ . d in his room fiend
own 0: lie also 1111111119
ato'ry hut-ow lii'e mm",Ii‘ilie. 0' 1111111111 0001‘ ”10an
or who'hiid ’011 alri'dro tit-011110 11111311 Erm-
actor. 00% who took delight in bread
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10.111111 then narrated the
domedl'm El?"
eat. "It '05: ammo? to n'fririzhouiser ..
Minna! man?" Inked the rich
andhwfint'td'his ‘
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(Continual tron bit-It M0.)
The 1110x0111 hit of this day was made
by Dortmun- who hit to iflt field in th?
i‘liihth. The wind lrcliluut'tl. up lull
(night a 11 sh; fly (ran his bat and cat-
rlcd it for eyond 11111 apple tree in left
tileldii howling made three 110.1100 on
l re 1 t.
The Tin“! took the load in the 8W"
(11111 11111101.: and actually won the game
In tho 03111111101 or this inntor. for they
11111ch {pug runa.’ ’l'hreoyermrii and
1111-01- l1a11110q anointed Very materially
111 10111111; 1111 the- acorc to this figure.
The llridgeportcra added two more
runn to their total in“ih1' first belt 111‘
the 10111111 1111110 .- In the fourth (low
troprky 1111 "an! yto'rlght 111010 and
howling hammtbrod
which llny made a hard try for. but wan
unable to hold. and (loatropaky came
all the way homc from find. Dowllmi
atolc 11111 d and in an hitcmht to catch
11 11111111 nicnlcr Dowllug ambled homo
'1‘ 110 ll 81 (l' 8' manic their lira! .uuore in
(110 ili'th,wh1~n they“ lallied two 1111111.
lluy hit rafoly and wr-ut down to sec-
ond- on an out. Cahlil 1111151011 and
Day m-nt to third. ()11 George. Laud-
01":1 single. \Vny went-homo and (“1111111
10 11111-1]. (,‘ahlll came in on Donnelly'a
error.
The Tigers iihiahod their m-orlnz in
the eighth inning, when they tallied
two more runs. Howling made a three
11114.11 and adored on an error in con-
tcr tlcld 01' (‘ unnlngham' a live hang"!
The Ii & (1‘s ntnrtcd a little rally 111
the ninth but lt- did not last 10111:.80-
fore it was oicr, howev.cr the it it: (1‘11
had scored a r1111.
The full acorc: '
P
61 G.
1111 r 11 po 11 .-
(71111111, 211. V 4 l l .‘i 4 ti
(1. Lander, lb. 4 ii I 12 0 (i
\l'. Lauder, lib, -i u 0 0 0 1
liunbar. as, 4 0 l 2 11' 0
James, rt, 3 ll 1 ii 0 a
host. If. p. 4 ii 0 1, 0 1
McKicruan, o, -i l i ii 2 it
hay, rt, «1 1 'J t 0 ll
11131111111, 11. If, 4 ti 1. l l l
.Totuls. :15 3 ii ‘7 ll 21
Tim”.
ab r, 11 no a 11
howling, cf 5 2 2 1 U u
Cunningham. 2h, 2 i i) -i 2 li
illotcnhnch, 1191, 5 t) l 0- 6 i
Lolly, :11), i l l l «i ii
lluuncliy, c, b l 0 :1 ll 1
Nichols. p. ."1 0 2 l 2 l)
lialpin. lb. 5 l l 13 1 ll
Kelley, it. 4 ti o :1 0 ii
Kostropaky, if. 3 2 2 2 0 1
Totals, 38 s '.l 27 is :J
.Scuro by.l11ninga:
1! &t1. 0 0'0 1) 2 01i01~11
Tigers. . 0 -i 0 2 (J 0 0 :1 ii——ii
Siolcn limws, liowliun, tiny; loft on
bunch, 11-31 (1. 11; Tigers. 3; bases on
hulls. off 1110111113. 1'1; Nichols, l: Iwu
bake 111111, lllcfenbach, ”gains; throt-
buac hit, Howling: double. play. Nichols,
lialpln and Cunningham; struck 011:,
by ”gains, «1; by Nichols.2; passed
hail, Dorr'rrclly: wild pitch 1.1,1zlzl'15.
Time of game, 1 hour, ~15 minutes. lim-
pire. ’I‘homan Walsh.
n.—
DANGEROUS CHARMSOIN women.
Experience teaches that charm in a
woman is of cvon- greater worth than
The world‘s history furnishes
innumerable instances of this, and in
thc lurid light of tho ghastly Survian
tragedy Quccn Drnga stands forth as
tho latest example of the wondrous
power of fascination. Like the poet.
111111111111in 11110 1111131 be born, not
'rnnde, who posocnsca this dungermui
and subtle quality. llut to a certain
extent it can be cultivated. and Queen
“raga made a cult of charm and tin
twin sister. tact. from the cradle to
the grave. She was not strictly beau-
tiful, she had no ancestry. she was
my much the senior of the young
King who risked his throne and final-
.ly gave his lifc for her: but she pos-
semi to a marvvlous degree the
power to away, to fascinate and to
holdthosc with whomche came in con-
tact. says the London World.
And, furthermore. she understood
the art 01‘ dressing almost better than
any other womanln Europa. She died
in a poignoir, but its beauty 11me to
have impressed over her assassins;
and in life she is said to have never
missed an director 011100.011 error,in
the dctalls of 1101' (110511. in a greater
country than that in which she rose
to the highest position, 011er Drona ,
would have been ‘11:: E pews:
with whom to reckon, for no woman
can dress to absolute perfection and
away men and women alike by her in-
otlablc' charm without becoming 3 dan-
501'.
is given only to the very few. but every
woman may well he counselled to
make this her ambition,
c'oLD A'titL EVERY. 100 YEARO.
French inrteorologiri'ts' have worked
out the theory, that exceptiondlly trig-
id Aprils occur at interv is of exactly
V100 ”111111.111 Abrii‘: V1803, the gutters
were frozen and snow fell In Paris
In April 1303.011: price at wood rose
‘nnd pcopio‘ (iii-(t of cold in the streets.
while a chronicler 0f tloperiiod writes:
“there is new at Versatile; and we
are pcrlnhing 01 cold at Pin-ls at a
season. when the sun. ousht. to be
idrmingua, 1Tb'o north winds ailllct
us, brining no 0010 from the moun-
1111111." 13113111191111.1111 evidence in not
ed 10va that April. 1903,0101
distinguished by low tempera-
yum.
W'”
'00 1.111.111. '40 he contented with
001110.. . .. .
‘ "i'm 11.11.1111 not: answered the 111111.
1111' 11111111111101. ("but inst try me with
e'rich'es and 000 how contented [’0 be."
",‘l don't 1101101110,.» 1150 a friend in
11110 left his
9;! I BOOM
It ought
i3: cold storage!—
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1'31. ~.,;'
i- "ioep
a 10311: fly-to cantor. _
Happily. the ability to 1111 1111111 “
sec Rope Cloths, novelties' in
demand.
are attractive and sensible.
tor and green.
ed in price.
1
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Neclvwear and
Men‘s Neckwear for fall.
invite you to see them.
3 {or 50 cts.
sizes 14 to 17. at 42 cts. each.
are marked to close out.
special price tickets.
$2.00.
Best Fibre Pails. 23 cts.
close out at 75 cts. each.
is a Special at $145.00.
44 inches wide. $1.00 a yard.
A Special in Black Broadcloth.
Two numbers in Black Broadcloth are greatly reduc-
Thcy are fine French goods, of a deep. rich
black. woven from fine. lustrous
shrunk. all ready for the shears.
53 inches wide. was $3.5 o. 110'w $3.00.
50 inches wide. was $3.00. now $2.50.
4' buss Goods Novelty.
In the Main St. window north of the entrance you Will
Dress Goods. plain colors.
and for those desiring a fabr 10 not as rough as Zibcline,
and yet not a smooth suriac c, this material will meet the
It comes to us dire ct from the manufacturers.-
and is therefore especially good value. The color shades'
Wine, brown. navy blue. cas-
yarn.s. sponged and
Shirts for Men.
We are pleased to announce the newest fashions in
Best qualities 01 Silk Scarfs.
Four-in-hands. String Ties, English Squares. and Bata-
theas. To attempt to describe them is impossible.and we
Special 10 Mens all- silk Four-in- hands, 19 cts. each.
We have had a great deal to say about our Colored
Shirts. and take pride in an exceptionally large stock. We
are now offering fine. durable Matapalan Cloth Shirts. in
.. u-.- - __.....
Many necessary articles in the Kitchen Wart Store
Th e department is cover.) with
Tim Pots in Pearl Agate Ware. white enamel lined.
with asbestos lined cushion bottom. Formerly $1. .7§ and
To close out at 95 cts. and $1.00.
Coffee Pots, tiresome kind. were $1.35. now 50 cts.
Folding Ironing Board-s. were $2.50. now 75 cts. each.
each.
Copper Tea Kettles. nick cl—plated. slightly marred. to
1’
Don’t miss seeing that Colonial Bedroom Suit, which
MD. M. REAIC‘?’
m t 3163'
Tel?!“
DOVttiES RESTORATION HOST.
Marched In Review at Zion City, on
SuNday. 3.000 Strong.
CHICAGO. Oct. l_2.——Thc
tion 111F131 .1000 strong marched in
roviou below John Alcmndcr Dowic
at Zion (‘ ity on Sunday.
..31 “1..
aftcrwlmls, he declared that those
membms of Zion who failed to no to
New York would wither away. and that.
their prospctlt) would cease.
“The Restoration iioat" marched 111-
to the Tabernacle just as 11, 13 1111-1111-
edit will file into 1111111111111 Square (1111
den in Now York this week. 1211111
"iiestora- i
in addressing '
six 11111113111111 pcl sons in tho ’i‘ abcrnac lc ‘
crusader wore 11111111111 01 yellow. white
1111.1 blue Mcn.womor1. boys and girls
lheadcd by the captains 01' the differ cut
: legions assembled to hear liowie give
'insuuctions for the New York trip.
which begins on Wednesday.
V liowlc announced that he has now
1‘ registcrcd 3 ,018 persons as members of
the 111- 31011111011 iloat. He expects that
with those new on their way to New
York i1om other parts of the c'onntry
the army will have 4,000 members.
T0 CURE A COLD 1N ONE DAY
1 Take Laxative iiromo Qulnino Tablets.
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